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US 2015/0090718 A1Published application
Portable Sail Protection Container
OwnerSuzanne Ron, Daniel Ron +1inventors
InventorsSuzanne Ron, Daniel Ron, Alexander Ron
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Abstract
An apparatus for a portable sail container may store a sail. In an embodiment, the apparatus has a portable sail container having a body and a cap. The body and cap both have a hollow interior. In addition, the body and cap further have energy attenuating means located on the longitudinal interior ends of the body and the cap individually.
Claims20
A portable sail container, comprising:
- a body;
- a cap;
- and
- wherein the body and the cap both comprise hollow interiors, wherein the body has a cap contacting portion, and wherein the cap has an inner diameter larger than an outer diameter of the cap contacting portion, and further wherein the body and the cap each further comprise energy attenuating means, and wherein the energy attenuating means of the body are disposed on an end of the body opposing an end of the body on which the cap is disposed.
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A portable sail container, comprising:
- a body, wherein the body has a closed end and an open end;
- a cap, wherein the cap is tethered to the body;
- a tube, wherein the tube has a tube closed end and a tube open end;
- a tube cap, wherein the tube cap is tethered to the body;
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- wherein the body, the cap, the tube, and the tube cap each comprise a hollow interior, wherein the tube has a tube cap contacting portion and the body has a cap contacting portion, and wherein the cap has an inner diameter larger than an outer diameter of the cap contacting portion and the tube cap has an inner diameter larger than an outer diameter of the tube cap contacting portion, and wherein the body, the tube, the cap and the tube cap each further comprise energy attenuating means, and wherein the energy attenuating means of the body are disposed on an end of the body opposing an end of the body on which the cap is disposed;
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- a means of motion.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.